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1 NUMBER 5017. j THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANF.. TO-MORRO W EVENING, Off. 13, isos, Will be performed THE RIVALS. Sir Anthor.y Absolute, Mr DO w TON ; . Captai n Ab so l ute, M r. ELLIS CON; Faulkland, Mr -SI Ot);iNs ; Acres, Mr. BANNISTER ; Sir Lucius O'Trigger, Mr JOHNSTONE ; Fag, Mr. DE David, Mr. PENLEY Mrs. Makprop, Mrs. SPARKS; Mrs. H. SIDDONS • Lydia Languish, 'Mrs. OKGER; Lucy, Mrs. HARLOW.E. WITH - - -- CARACTACIJS. . . ANTIR NT S ITONS. Cargiacus, Mr. D'EGVILLE ; Ulwy, Air. ROBERT; Ilengo, Miss C. BRISTOW' ; Edgar, Master NOBLE ; • Cad will, Master WA I. LACK ; - ' Oswald, Master RR's - row ; Modred (the High Pnest), Mr. COOKE ; • Isla, Miss GA YTON ; E theliude, Mrs. SHARP. ' ROMANS. Czesar, Mr. COOKE ; Claudius, Mr. FIM-IE R ; Drusus ' Mr. NI, VE ; Marcus, Mr. LAURENT. The Adieu of the Bailer, Dances, &c. under the Dire ion ._ _ 01 D ' EGVILL2. Boxes 6s. Second Price 35.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 2s. — Gallery 25. Second Price ts.--Upper Gallery is. Sccon Price 66i. —No Money to be returned. Places For the Boxes to be takenor Mr. Spring, at the Box- Office, Russell -street. 'ne Doors to be opened at Halt past Five, and begin at Hai st Six. On Saturday, the Comedy of The Inconstant; with the Comic Drama of The Chree and the Deuce. on Monday, the Tragedy of The Earl of Warwick:; with (not sated these five years) the Grand Romance of Blue Beau( ; or, Female Curiosity. TEI KING'S T HEATRE, HAY - MARK ET TO-MORROW tt EVENING, Oa. 13; 1808, will- oe per:or / ne THE MAN .OF THE WORLD. • Sir Pcrrinax Maesy6phani, Mr. ( . 7 00KE ; • • Egerton, Air. C. KEMBLE ; Melville, Mr. Rol; ; Sidney, Mr. 13kiIN TON ; Lady Rodolph a Lumbenwirr, M. 11. ORALS-FON; Constantia Mi. s NORTON. WITH 71% - . THF.;-FOREST Or HERAIANSTADT ; Or, I'kINCESS OR NO i'RINCFSS, a i l.u.;iecomposeci tly Mr. I ouv E. The Principal Charaaers by Mr. THOMPSON, Mr. BRUNTON, Mr. RY, Mr. , Alr. LISTON. FA LE M BLANCHARD CHAP AN, Mr. I EFFERIES, Mr. KING,. Mr. W. IVIV - RI2AY,. ' Mrs. H. JOIII , iToN, Mrs. Mrs. DAVENPORT, Scc. Ac. The Dances by Master OSeAR BYRNE, the Misses ADAMS, &c, Boxes 6s. Second Price 35.----I'it 3s. 6d. Second Price 2s. —Gallery zs. Second Price is. Plat:4,s #or the .P.;,xes to be Lken of Mr. Brandcri, at the - °ince, in the Hay-market. N.B The principal Entran s ce to the Rit will be froM 11 Jarket-lane. Ladies and Gentlemen are requested to order their . Coachmen to set down and take up with their horses' heads towards Pall-Mall. THAMES AND 'MEDWAY CANAL. NICE is hereby given, pursuant to a Requisi tion from sevrat Proprietors of the ThateLs and Medway Canlil, Ti,at a SPECIAL ASSEMBLY of the COMPANY of PROPRIETORS of the said CANfi.l.. will be h o id en at George and Vult ure Tavern, Corn/nil, on Tuesday, the Zit;; diy of 061ober instant, at Eleven. o'Clock in the Fcrenoon (the Chair to be taken at Twelve), for the purpobe of considering and determining li p on the pro priety a n d mode of immediately raisil.,; a further Subscription of Lan al ; 0 1. to al so fo enable the said Compai:y to t o m o l ete t h e sa i d and r tie purpose of sup plin Vacancies in the Co mm i ttee tor the Management of the y Co g ncerns of the said Co, patty ; and lik-wise fir the purpose of declaring seid Forfeitures of 4tich Sh.. re or Shares in the said Canal as the A 2 serni , ky tie - Clll ',gi l t to b e tbrretted. WM. SCUD AMORE, Clerk. Maidstone, O t i o b er 3. No. 4, CORNIIILL, and g, CHARING-CROSS. B!SE-I respe&fully acquaints the Public, that Pat I% TICKETS and SHARES are selling in great eti the above offices, for the •New Lottery that begins Dra*W ing the i3th of December. 11 * s cheme of this Lottery , exceeds all others, as it .I.4l,°."This'ill Capital Fiizes, and in addition to the usual Sum 24 4040 by Goiernment, the Contractor has permission of the Lords of • the Treasury -10r him to make a Free t;itt of . ONE ► HOUSAND vS i!OLE TICKETS, 11 Y value of which it is impossible to calculate, as they c.cltain the following Capital Prizes: 2 - ,Czu,ooo - of - £l,OOO -of - to -of - - so° 2.0 gf' 5,000 Scc. gr ati s, Schemes with particniars may be bad gratis, and all persons in the Country ciesitous of having Tickets or Shares, may be suliplied the same lixsent, by sending, their orders, hoist or carriage paid, acconir anted witiagood Bilis B.nk Notes, Post Office Orders, to either: No. 4, Carotin!, or No. 9, Q haring-cross, London; where the, last 25,0001. Prize, and -wcir es t vio last Prizes of 3e,a001. ever d rawn , were s old in -tßAsitt-l) MAPS OF SPAIN ANIYTORTUGAL, V I R. STOCK.DALE int . ortn)The Public, that he has this day übit-hed a NEW NIA k' of SPAIN and Uci; L, by P lYon THOMAS LUP EZ (imprived Iron' the Nine Sheet lA. S in, by Mr P. G. Chanilare, Nenibei. bi the National I s it a ute of Sciences at Paris), on one large Sucet, outlined or full coloured, price 7s. t Next week will be of s pric.e 21. Published, als LChpaznzl,s Ftu ia re's , Niue SheetitieSiieiv • Piccauilly, WA : io, 18,481 Spain, price I ,s. greatly im o proved from the above. • . . • M those ESSRS. 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Militia--Ensign lames Forbes-to be Lieutenant, vice lass!a man, resigned. 'Dated Sept. 13, 180 S, Fraserburgu Voi utyteers. Andrew Youngson, Gegt, to' be,Ensign, , vice . re , signed. Dated" Sept. 14, 18'08. -• ' • - • B4A / KRUfI.S. , Colin !faster, .late of the Strand, 1\1;, 1 ,d!e5,:,,7, ta;!...• bt - celles-thaker, to surrender 2.;), • and at eleven' at G.tildhall. ,t , ;;Ltiton, ;;;;;... sioos-b.s.e, . t - - •,- lames Huloert and John 'Hulbert, of Bath, eab:tiet-nvi iet 4 2§, and Nov. 22 , at eleven, at Cliristopsh-;; / - , and 'Tavern, bkth. 'Thomas Wetherherd, late Of Liverpool, broker, Nov. 1,2, ' and 22, at eleven,, at the.Glohe Tavern,.-LiverpOol. tornies, Mr. Phillips, Liverpool ; or Mi. street,: Bedford- tow London. Stephen Smith, of liuddersfield, Yorkshire, hatter. 061; 26, 27, and Nov. 22,_ at eleVe, at the VVI - ,...tc Inn, Man chester. Attornies, Lingard, Ileaton•Nurris ;• or Mr. Edge, Inner TemPle, benion. John Lelelier, of Oxford, shoemaker, Oa. 23, "?9,4nd Nov-. 22, •at eleven, •at the house of Benjamin 'Cosier, Oxf or d. Attornies,' Mr. Tomes; C.);tlird";" Pugh, Bernard: street, RUSSCiI-qtt.ire, London. Thomas Adants; Ofllaneasrer, aficrilhalit', (fa. jr, at Nov. t,. and 2z.• at eleven~ at the King's Arms Inn, Caster. fltt9rnies, Alesrs. lilakelock ana M a ki nson , Lim-court,•'Telilple, London ; or Mr, AtionsOn, Lan; caster. John Cris Swell, late of Painswick, Gloucestershire, clothier, Oktt. tB, ry, and Nov. 22, .at urn, at the Sara cen's Head Inn, Gloucest e r. - A ttortiieS, Mr. George Chilton,. Chancery-lane, London ; or Thomas Mr. ().ke3, Gloucester, Richard Morde', of Bishop-Weannouth, county: cf Dar- . ham, ship-owner,, Nov. 4,5, and z 2, at twelve, at toe Bridge Inn, Bishop Wearmoutit. Attortnes, Mesrs. At cheson and Morgan, Great Wincliester-street, London. • Willi a m Hatt, of Reading, Berkshire, bo,::-hull4r, Oct. 24, 25, and Nov: 22; at eleven, at the. Bear Inn, Reading, Al tonnes,- Mr. Neriibury, Reading ; or Alessts. Mad:lock. - and StevensOn,' , Lincoln's-11111, London. ' • ..,• (D./VIDE/MS. Nov. 12. lames PoWell, late of Wapping-street, Middlesex, 'coffin and bok-rn.iker, at twelve, at Guilithall. • Nov. 5. Anthony Lister, of Marsh-Chapel', Lincolnshire, - grocer, at eleven, at the George Inn, Kingsion-upOit. Hall. Nov. to. Andrew •Selifin, of lioniton, Devonshire, grocer, at eleven, at the Globe .Tavern, Exeter. Nov. ,z. Cuiweri Gale, of Tower-hill, London merchant, at ow:, at Guildi li. • , Nov. 12. Thom s Veirson and William Samtuon,,of Milk-strh:et, Lon - duty, Irish-factors, at twelve,' at Gdtldliall. Nov. nomas Waghorn, of Romforcl, Lssex, draper and tailor, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lon:ion. • - Nov. it. JointSoperand Walter Soi x r ; t h e youngei, - of Bucklastleigh, Devonshire, yaili-mandradu:ers, at eli.iven, - at the t; lobe Tavern, Exeter. fan. 17. Robert Arann, of Huggin-lane, Wnoil : street, Lon. dOn, warehouseman,'at twel ve , at G ui ldh a ll . Oe.t. 31. • l..mtitia Fligginbotwm, of Manciiesttr, rnilline'r;4C at three, at the Bridgewater Arini, Manchester. Nov, 1 t. William. Russell _Watts, of Bristol,gracer, at eleven; " at the Bush Tavern, hi istol. •. Nov. 3. :Edward Bate and Samuel:"Si n dy s , l ate of Liver_ pool, ironmongers, at twelve, at the York Hotel, layer, pool. CERTIFIC4TES. Nov. 1. John .Malden Fr of -Grafton -street, St. Paribras, Mid dlesex, gitac4e. Charles Mars, ; of= Stockport, Cheshire, cheesernonger. William Walker, of Chancery-Jane ' „ Middlogex., tailor. William Green, lat e of Vauxlall, Surrey, but how of K ingsland- road, 'Middlesex, dealer, • William Croft, of Leeds, Yorkshire, merchant.' Henry Holdswortlf Schorey, of Halifax, Yorkshire, mer chant. . • Henry Chambers, of Warwi c k, i nn k e e per. • William' Marshall, of Newark-upon-Trent, Nottingham. shire, draper. - P4RnvEpsfires DISSQLVED. • Esther Ogden and -William Woolley, of Salford; public; brewers. • • John Shore, Shore, - William Shore, 'John Shore, Jun. and Italpli7 Blakelock, of Sheffield, bankers. • - • • Jeremiah Pope and D. Lewis, of Luton, brewers. T. Coghlan and 1. Mathews, -of Buckingham- street, bro- • kers. Ellis 'fonge and William Lomas, of Manchester, :.-atlto.; printers. Robert Purnell and Peter Herbert, of Newent, tanners. Benjamin Bailey and. George Ansel!, of Ccusliiiiton, celico printers. ThOillaS Brickencien and Samuel Jones, Southwark, !fur. geons. Nathaniel Shirt, John Wood, sen. John Wood, jun. of" - Denby. dike-sde, and James Hough, of Arteirifc, Turk,_. • dealers in cotton warps and wefts. Joseph Coati, Wm. Mackley, and Wan.Venables, of Brewer steel, Sr. James's, merchants. Caroline Uclise and, Sarah Wittey, of Great New-street, - • Gough-square, milliners. Andrew Preston, John Preston, and Robert Preston, Jun. of Manchester, liquor-merchants. William and Gilbert Ferguson, of St. john-street, leather. fadors. '1 Williain Sackville Furmier 'and Francis Ricardo, of Bow brewers. . • , T r'?, Thomas Shaw, John Shaw, Jonathan Marshall, and Tilos Sheldon, of Sheffield, edge-tool-m a ke rs . ; tow Richard Stephenson and John Brown, of Glaniford-Briggs,. :. Lincoln, mercers. Win. Wright and Thomas ,Haz lehurst, of Runcorn, Chester, ropers. • 'Ralph Ilirkinhead,and. John Cash, of Stockport, buildersi "Edmund and John Henning, of Weymouth, merchants. Wm. White and 'Wm. ,Montague, of Alile.end Old ., towri; pump- engine-mak et s _ Robert 13oy le,- Richard Pearson Corcoran., and John Ceoinii". --. ton, of 14 . plic,i,Ttkamwstrect s wholesale stationers.. Wm. Swan; Jarries*Sqdim, - foli n itadford, and John Swan, of _ Wigan and Manuhester, linen. icianufacturers, Richard and Joseph Leitwici,ot . the_Manor Mill, R ot h er hithe, millers. . Alexander Ritehieolun. 'James Riekarby, and Johultackin . : - . lay,ll Livv,pcol, incrchatit. = • RIC-IE oPStoCKS YLSTZRIAA • Hank Stack, IldiaStodk , 178 • Nitv.Y 4ent.'9Sk's— JtistAi 3 .4.lids, ts• 2s. pr. 5 per Cent. 1797; Excl i :ii i er 13111 s, 2S. cs, pr. I fish cper , t o w, . 14 4: 4 4i 5 , • .4 per Ct. 80 8o ex. div. I tolt.‘lllV., 3 per Ct. i) . ett c . et. Cent. - -. j per cent. Con. Lthe t Ann. ,• ; dank L. Ann. - 18 1-16th ex. i tut t3th ink 66' 63 ~„ -: • •t - • • - • rd Vig rk:R AT t()NbOtt. BRIDGE .. • j, . ' 1102 • Moraing,l7 min. after 1. i Afternom , t,_6 min. after S. t V 111 144 `solr